How can I send an id over the url?
How can I send an id over the url?
How can I send an id over the url?
WordPress will create an .htaccess file automatically if you are using Permalinks. There will not be an .htaccess file if Permalinks are set to default, unless another component has created it. WordPress will only look to the one single instance of .htaccess in the WP root (unless you specifically setup a separate sub-folder install) and … Read more
I emptied both permalink and itsec_hide_backend fields in options table through phpMyAdmin. Then I removed everything from .htaccess and then logged into my blog’s dashboard by typing /wp-login.php then I set permalink through Settings->Permalink to /%postname%/. Voila! Everything works fine now. 😉
I’ve always just included a redirect in htaccess, but I’m sure there’s a fancier way. redirect 301 /wp-admin /wordpress/wp-admin
As I shared above that I got .html in page by a Plugin. The rest of the problem is to add /p/ before page name that I got also as TheDeadMedic mentioned above. I just created a page with URL www.example.com/WP/p.html and then created another desired page with URL www.example.com/WP/sample-page.html but add the second page … Read more
add_rewrite_rule is not fired
The previous developer had hard coded update_option(‘siteurl’,’http://example.com’); update_option(‘home’,’http://example.com’); in functions.php which on being removed resolved the issue. Thanks everyone for churning in your suggestions.
Rewriting URLs with query strings and preserving them
The rel canonical link points to http://www.teamrealty.ca/listing-details/, which returns a 500 internal server error response code. You can try to remove the canonical action before wp_head() is called on those pages: remove_action( ‘wp_head’, ‘rel_canonical’ );
get_post returns a WP_Post object, so you can retrieve the post parent with $post->post_parent. You should have a look at the member variables in the WP_Post link.